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Can this computer get good fps? - lolAim - May 22, 2016
Hi guys, im looking at computers for my last part of my setup and I found this one which I like. I'm looking to run csgo, minecraft, league of legends fine on this computer. Can you give me a round about of how much fps I would get?
htt p:/ /m .newe gg.co m/Product /inde x?itemnumber=N82E16 883283635
* - CyberneticTitan - May 22, 2016
OP's link: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883283635
Yes, it will play all of those games at 1080p over 60FPS.
However, you don't need to dump $900 on a PC for those games, and you can certainly get better hardware if you bought separate pieces and built it yourself.
* - champagnpapi - May 22, 2016
Lazy
* - Witnessed - May 22, 2016
Yeah you'd be fine running those. But I'd recommend building a PC yourself or looking at other prebuilts that aren't $900
* - lolAim - May 22, 2016
(May 22, 2016 11:12 AM)CyberneticTitan Wrote: OP's link: ht tp:/ /w ww.ne wegg.co m/Prod uct/Produc t.asp x?Item=N82E16883283635Alright man, I heard this but I feel like buying it prebuilt is much easier.. Also I don't want to break parts on accident. Also im 14, and I feel it's easier for my parents to buy from one site. Sorry if I had typos but im on a mobile device. Thanks for posting the link also. I never built a PC either so.
Yes, it will play all of those games at 1080p over 60FPS.
However, you don't need to dump $900 on a PC for those games, and you can certainly get better hardware if you bought separate pieces and built it yourself.
(May 22, 2016 11:14 AM)Witnessed Wrote: Yeah you'd be fine running those. But I'd recommend building a PC yourself or looking at other prebuilts that aren't $900
Hey, please read above.
* - EliteTM - May 22, 2016
(May 22, 2016 11:17 AM)lolAim Wrote: Alright man, I heard this but I feel like buying it prebuilt is much easier.. Also I don't want to break parts on accident. Also im 14, and I feel it's easier for my parents to buy from one site. Sorry if I had typos but im on a mobile device. Thanks for posting the link also. I never built a PC either so.
Hey, please read above.
Talk about this with your parents. I wasn't much older then you when I built my first computer. It's rather really simple. Just ask the people here. They can guide you on your journey and give you complete builds that can run everything you want and then some. They will give you a complete list of parts you need from PC Part Picker, which is exactly what the name sounds like. When I built my computer, my parents really wanted me to just get a nice "gaming" computer from BestBuy but I knew in my head, it wouldn't please me for long. As I wanted a computer that would last me for years, not just run the games I want to play now. Plus an added benefit of buying parts from many places is that you get the lowest possible price. If you are patient you can get amazing savings. I personally couldn't wait more then a week and just bought up all the parts from different sellers, that had the lowest price at the time.
* - Ozarka23 - May 22, 2016
I built my first pc with second hand parts at 13. It's not as hard as it sounds, you can watch Youtube videos to watch people do it nowadays and just emulate what they do.
* - SIM-3145662 - May 24, 2016
I'm sure you'll get above 150fps if not more.
* - EthanX - May 24, 2016
Remember that you could always just buy a bundle from newegg as a all at once payment and build it. That's going to give you the MOST for your money man.
Also, if you MUST get prebuilt, check these out
(950 is not near as good as the 970 in the pc you picked out but this can run the games you want fine and looks good.)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883230098&cm_re=cyberpowerpc-_-83-230-098-_-Product
(still not as good as the 970 but damn close)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883230084&cm_re=cyberpowerpc-_-83-230-084-_-Product
( AMD is not as good as intel as amd is more budget, but this computer is probably your best bet if you want a 970, this thing is also cheaper than what you posted. )
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883230072&cm_re=cyberpowerpc-_-83-230-072-_-Product